If you value your male function, avoid these “treatments”…
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Matt Cook here, and prostate problems become more and more common as us guys get older…
And there are a lot of different treatments out there that promise to treat your prostate — but are they safe?
Here are two common prostate treatments that many men are taking… that actually increase erections problems by 5x or more!
So do me a favor and check your bottles — make sure you’re not taking these if you value your natural male function…
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Beware these prostate treatments that make erections problems 5x more likely
As men age, their prostate glands often get enlarged.
This can cause problems like having to pee a lot at night and general discomfort.
There are two Rx treatments that are designed to treat the non-cancerous forms of prostate enlargement that are so common.
They are called Avodart (dutasteride) and Proscar (finasteride).
But although they do work to reduce discomfort and problems with prostate enlargement, they can also cause problems with sexual function in men.
The first thing to know is that over half of men age 60 and up have symptoms of an enlarged prostate, so this is a really common problem.
And if you hit age 80, then your chances of prostate problems go up to about 90%.
So, this is a VERY common issue.
In addition to getting up a bunch of times at night to pee, prostate enlargement can cause a tough time starting urination or a weak or interrupted urine stream.
Some guys also have dribbling at the end of urination.
The thinking is that DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is what causes this problem.
So the treatments used to treat enlarged prostate work to suppress DHT.
Because finasteride and dutasteride do work to make prostate enlargement symptoms less severe, they are very popular.
But unlike what scientists first thought when they developed these treatments DHT actually plays an important role in the body.
Suppressing it can cause problems.
DHT is important to the development of the penis and testicles.
And when levels of DHT are blocked it can have a feminizing effect on men.
Men taking these treatments often complain of breast growth.
Personally, I love breasts on my partner, but don’t particularly want them myself.
But these DHT-suppressing treatments can also cause sexual dysfunction.
For Proscar:
The most frequently reported adverse reactions were related to sexual function. 3.7% (57 patients) treated with PROSCAR and 2.1% (32 patients) treated with placebo discontinued therapy as a result of adverse reactions related to sexual function, which are the most frequently reported adverse reactions…
For Advodart:
“These adverse reactions may persist after treatment discontinuation. The role of dutasteride in this persistence is unknown.”
In a study done in 2017, they found that men taking these treatments for 200 or more days…
Were nearly 5 TIMES more likely to report persistent erections problems than those who don’t take these treatments!
And sometimes those effects seem PERMANENT.
That means that when you stop taking the treatments you MAY NOT get your sexual function back.
I think that’s terrifying!
Risk of PED (persistent ‘penile’ dysfunction) was higher in men with longer exposure to 5a-RIs. Among young men, longer exposure to finasteride posed a greater risk of PED than all other assessed risk factors.
I’m not saying that you shouldn’t take these treatments. That’s something you have to work with your doctor on.
You have to decide if the risk is worth the payoff and I can’t answer that for you. All I can do is give you the info.
But if you have an enlarged prostate it may be a good idea to try and get your prostate to shrink naturally before you take treatments that can cause poor rockiness.
Luckily there are good ways to do that.
Personally, I’m not going to take a treatment that blocks DHT.
It’s too important in male bodies for me to want to do that and I’m not willing to risk my sexual function for anything but my life.
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